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Radical by David Platt

Posted: February 10, 2011 in theological reflection

I remember reading a book entitled, Burn This Book. It struck me as a usual title for a literary work. Well David Platt has written a book that for the weak hearted they should burn this book or not attempt to digest. He has his gospel, sniper scope centered aimed at the character of God [...]

The democratic movement is a myth and impossible in an uncivil society. It is based upon the ability of a people to have a where withal to lead and implement. Bad leadership handicaps the very essence of progression. So in a democracy, leadership is a high priority for the success of community or society, due to the fact [...]

Seeking Shalom Part 1

Posted: February 9, 2011 in theological reflection

As I engaged in morning prayer, I was sieged by the truth of the scriptures and the love of God. It never ceases to amaze me how God can love a prideful wretch such as myself. His enduring love is a “majestic negotiation” with the soul. If I was to every try to describe just [...]

One of the great theological minds ever to grace the world…. I recently stumbled across this English audio lecture by Karl Barth on Evangelical theology. It’s moving. It’s inspiring. It’s profound. It’s convicting. It’s comforting. It’s powerful. Enjoy! … Read More via CHAOS & OLD NIGHT

Reflecting on Racism

Posted: February 2, 2011 in racism, theological reflection

The beginning of racism is a self-inflicted wound if not checked will contaminate the whole body. The goal of a prideful people is to reconstruct the intentions of others to reflect error. Whether they agree or disagree, the entire premise is to neglect the deeds of those whom they reject.  It is impossible to build community [...]